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Mobile home rent stabilization

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Supportive (2)Opposed (4)Concerned (1)

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Public comments
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Last 30 days
7

Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 27, 2026.

Public comments (7)

SupportiveHilary MosierOct 27, 2026

Urged the county to adopt a rent stabilization ordinance, calling park owner Leonard Lee a bad actor whose notices violate state mobile home residency law.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — October 27, 2026 · 25:00 →
OpposedMichelle WrightOct 6, 2026

Running Springs resident, disabled, said her rent would rise from $370 to $490 plus utilities and she would be forced out of her home without an RSO.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — October 6, 2026 · 21:28 →
OpposedTom FlanaganOct 6, 2026

Read a letter on behalf of Sarah, a Meadow Point resident who can't sell her home because of $350-a-month lot rent add-ons required by Harmony Communities for new buyers.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — October 6, 2026 · 23:24 →
SupportiveHilary MosierOct 6, 2026

Regional manager for the Golden State Manufactured-Homeowners League described her intervention at Running Springs Park that forced the owner to nullify illegal leases and refund $200 to each resident, and urged the Board to adopt a rent stabilization ordinance modeled on Petaluma's.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — October 6, 2026 · 9:38 →
ConcernedSteven ZurkerOct 6, 2026

Asked the Board directly whether it intends to pass a rent stabilization ordinance, noting residents have been asking since January.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — October 6, 2026 · 28:23 →
OpposedUnidentified Resident (Sarah, letter read by Tom Flanagan)Oct 6, 2026

Wrote that she is selling her Upper Lake home $20,000 below purchase price just to escape the situation at Meadow Point.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — October 6, 2026 · 27:38 →
OpposedMaya LynnOct 6, 2026

Sterling Shores resident detailed illegal lease terms — wrong grace period, security deposits, key requirements — and urged a moratorium on fees and pass-throughs.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS — October 6, 2026 · 24:04 →